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France has launched a sweeping illegal immigration crackdown at major transportation hubs, targeting undocumented migrants in a two-day nationwide operation.

Newly uncovered documents confirm what many have suspected: the Harvard Law Review is actively using race-based criteria to decide what legal scholarship gets published.

A network of anti-Israel donors—including academics who justified Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attacks—has funneled thousands into New York socialist Zohran Mamdani’s campaign for mayor, raising serious concerns about the ideological core behind his candidacy.

A new drug scandal involving Elon Musk unfolded this week after The New York Times reported that Musk was using multiple substances.

A Massachusetts jury delivered a verdict on June 18, 2025, finding Karen Read not guilty of second-degree murder.

The University of Michigan is experiencing a historic decline in male student enrollment, with data revealing that 19 out of 21 colleges on campus are now female-majority.

Five University of Minnesota Board of Regents had their homes vandalized early last Thursday, in apparent protest of the board’s decision to sell 60 acres of UMore Park land for an aerospace development facility.

The U.S. Naval Academy has officially dropped race, ethnicity, and sex as factors in its admissions process, aligning with President Trump’s January executive order.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed House Bill 2867, rejecting a proposal to formally adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism in K‑12 schools and higher education.

The Federal Reserve announced on June 18, 2025, that it will maintain its benchmark interest rate at 4.25–4.5% for the fourth consecutive meeting.